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    This document contains 20 sample sentences using the first conditional. The first conditional is used to talk about possible or likely situations in the future. It has the structure: if + present tense (clause 1), present tense (clause 2). Some examples: 1. If you leave her, everything will be all right. 2. If I try to resist, it will mean bloodshed. 3. If he needs clothing I will clothe him. The document provides sample sentences with different subjects, verbs, and outcomes to demonstrate how to properly structure sentences using the first conditional form.

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    This document contains 20 sample sentences using the first conditional. The first conditional is used to talk about possible or likely situations in the future. It has the structure: if + present tense (clause 1), present tense (clause 2). Some examples: 1. If you leave her, everything will be all right. 2. If I try to resist, it will mean bloodshed. 3. If he needs clothing I will clothe him. The document provides sample sentences with different subjects, verbs, and outcomes to demonstrate how to properly structure sentences using the first conditional form.

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    Grammarism First Conditional Test 6 1061453

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    Valeria Cabrera
    This document contains 20 sample sentences using the first conditional. The first conditional is used to talk about possible or likely situations in the future. It has the structure: if + present tense (clause 1), present tense (clause 2). Some examples: 1. If you leave her, everything will be all right. 2. If I try to resist, it will mean bloodshed. 3. If he needs clothing I will clothe him. The document provides sample sentences with different subjects, verbs, and outcomes to demonstrate how to properly structure sentences using the first conditional form.

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    First Conditional

    Name: Result: /40 Date: / /20

    1. If you her, everything all right. (leave) (be)

    2. If I to resist, it bloodshed. (try) (mean)

    3. If he clothing I him. (need) (clothe)

    4. If she me, of course I . (ask) (go)

    5. If I money at it, I you in your career. (make) (help)


    6. She, if
    you . (do) (not/mind)

    7. If any thing while this number is in the press, it


    me a subject for the last pages of it. (happen) (afford)

    8. If she the fact, you to me. (doubt) (come)

    9. If you me, I you! (love) (love)

    10. If you the girl, I you. (marry) (disown)

    11. me a kiss if I you? (you/give/?) (tell)

    12. If you upon the situation in which they were placed, you
    that they were anxious about the future.
    (reflect) (not/wonder)

    13. If I you, I . (want) (ring)

    14. You it if you . (get) (not/hurry)

    15. If you me, you a poor man.


    (not/worship) (become)

    16. You yourself very unhappy if you . (make) (do)

    17. But if they at the sea carefully, they that the


    waves do not rise and fall. (look) (perceive)

    18. If you hard, it the frozen flesh. (rub) (break)


    19. If it to be conquered, I it. (be) (conquer)

    20. If I him, I him. (see) (fetch)

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